Bart B More is one of my favourite acts since I’m into dance/electro/techno music and he just dropped his new EP, which is also for free. While making music together with Mr. Oizo for his “Church” LP, he was about to prepare this great three track single. “SAT NAM Part One” is the first of two EPs, leading up to his upcoming debut album “SAT NAM”. I’m really excited to hear part two and his LP, but until then lets keep this straight on repeat – especially the amazing WinAmp.
And don’t miss the Chocolate Puma edit which just dropped today on Bart’s Secure Recordins. You can buy it on Beatport, so show them some love and support what you hear! Enjoy!
The EP starts of with Fusion which, as the title hints at, touches multiple genres. Bart B More explores the boundaries of big room dance music as he chooses a heavily disco-influenced approach over conventional sounds. As the disco sound fades in, clubbers might get a feel of what it might have been like at Studio 54 back in its time. The nostalgia is only present for a moment though, as the big build up functions as a time machine that transports you back to 2015 when the drop hits. This track showcases Bart B More’s skill to produce cross-genre records, with its early support from indeed an eclectic range of DJ’s like Mr. Oizo, Bingo Players and Chocolate Puma.”
B More changes the vibe with So High, a secret weapon that’s been used in DJ sets for years. Although this track had been initiated a couple years ago, some might say it ticks all the boxes when it comes to current house music. The north sea is the only thing that separates the Netherlands from the UK, so it doesn’t surprise us that the Dutchman picks up a UK Bass influence. The drums and bassline work together in unison as they set the main rhythm for the track. Pitched up vocals and ad libs express a desire to get into higher spheres with it’s buildups and ascending sounds. The track really aims to take you to the top.
Dark and smokey clubs tickle the imagination while listening to WinAmp, by far the darkest track out of the three. A trippy electronic lead intents to hypnotize into a outer-worldly state, while Bart B More’s signature drum programming makes you want to hit that outer-worldly dance floor. One thing that really pops is the intensity of the bass on the 808 kick drum; it has a low end to make any club rattle, guaranteed. This stripped down blend of analog sounds clearly has one function: to shake up the floor and all the people on it!”
Chocolate Puma are known for editing records just for their own taste in DJ sets, and when they heard Bart B More’s Fusion they just couldn’t resist to add some of their signature sounds. What’s more, they gave Secure Recordings the green light to release it; so without further ado, it’s here. If you’re an avid Chocolate Puma fan definitely check this out!
